Novel Review: ‘Star Trek: Discovery: Drastic Measures’ Delivers An Exciting Tale Tied To Star Trek History
The second ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ novel arrives tomorrow, with a story about Gabriel Lorca, Phillipa Georgiou and Kodos the Executioner.
Articles by Dénes House
Book Review: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Gamma – Original Sin
Sisko is back in another Deep Space Nine adventure from David R. George III
Review: The Orville Ends Its First Season By Exploring Faith In “Mad Idolatry”
The Orville wraps up its first season in a quiet and nuanced episode about faith and relationships.
Review: The Orville Weaves High Concept Sci-Fi With Character Development In “New Dimensions”
Against the backdrop of a cool sci-fi story, The Orville dives into more development for two key characters.
Review: ‘The Orville’ Scares Up A Great Episode With “Firestorm”
Alara has to confront some of her darkest fears in this standout episode of The Orville.
Review: ‘The Autobiography of Jean-Luc Picard’ Adds New Life To Star Trek: TNG’s Captain
David A. Goodman returns to tell the fascinating story of one of Star Trek’s most celebrated captains
Review: ‘Desperate Hours’ Novel Tie-In Delivers Thrills And Insights Into ‘Star Trek: Discovery’
Learn more about about Georgiou, Burnham and Saru in David Mack’s prequel novel to the new Star Trek series.
Review: 6 Reasons You Should Pick Up The ‘Travel Guide to the Klingon Empire’
If you are planning a visit to the Klingon Empire or just want to learn more about the culture, this guide may be right for you.
Book Review: Garak and Pulaski Fight For Cardassia In ‘Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Enigma Tales’
Una McCormack shines in her latest Star Trek novel which takes us to post Dominion-War Cardassia.
Review: ‘Star Trek: Department Of Temporal Investigations: Shield Of The Gods’ e-Novella
We take a look at the fifth entry in Christopher L. Bennett’s Department of Temporal Investigations series.
Review: ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation: Hearts and Minds’ Uncovers A Historical Mystery
Dayton Ward brings us a mystery for Captain Picard and the crew of the Enterprise-E that spans across the centuries.
Review: Bashir Fights The System In Evocative Action-Thriller “Star Trek: Section 31: Control”
The moral and ethical nature of Section 31 comes into question in the latest Trek novel from author David Mack.
There Is, In Truth, Beauty: A review of Star Trek: 50 Artists 50 Years
A highlight of Star Trek’s 50th anniversary celebrations last year was the Star Trek art book and accompanying traveling exhibition, “Star Trek: 50 Artists 50 Years”. The collection is a triumph of risky artistic choices that, for the most part, paid off.